In that same doc, lower on the page, is this dispute language.

Failure to pay within the specified timeframe shall constitute a material breach of this Lease and may be subject to late fees as outlined herein.Administrative Fee: Tenant agrees to pay a monthly administrative fee in the amount of $___ to cover the costs of processing and administering utility billing under the RUBS system.Disputes: Any disputes regarding utility charges must be submitted to Landlord in writing within fifteen (15) days of receipt of the invoice.

Hello,
I co-own four apartments, and my partner manages two of them. We’re currently facing an ongoing issue with the parking associated with the apartments he manages. He has been allowing his tenants to park 3 cars...

Your State likely has the requirement for you as the Landlord to mitigate your financial losses by putting it up for rent to secure a replacement tenant as quickly as possible, so do that for sure.If your facts are not in dispute, then keep the Security Deposit as liquidated damages, still sending the tenant the mandatory SD reconciliation letter according to your State statutory period to the tenant forwarding mailing address, and be done with it.

You need at least 2 things:* Resolution authorizing the corp to take on the debt* 50%+ of ownership has to sign to the mortgage as guarantor/corp representative

I’m concerned about their attempt to back-charge me thousands in “underpaid” escrow despite no prior disclosure.I’m looking for:A Texas-based real estate attorney familiar with seller financing and escrow compliance;Or insight from investors/lenders who’ve handled this type of dispute before.If you've worked with someone reliable or been through something similar, I would truly appreciate your help.Thank you

He filed a $15 online dispute, submitted his HUD, photos, and a few comps—and boom, the county dropped the assessed value to $420K.

Also, I would like to have a deep conversation with her current landlord directly regarding late payments, resolutions, her current standing, and overall tenancy.

I think you'll need to just go with the bank assigned appraiser (meet him at the property) and do your best to be persuasive - you can usually dispute the results in the worst case scenario. hand him a hot cup of Starbucks before you begin trying to sell him.

Has anyone had issues with apartment.com reversing rent payment for the reason of tenant dispute?